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Posted by Jose GarCas on 07 Feb 2019, 11:23

Hello everyone!!

We are AGN modelworks, a young manufacturer from Spain. We want to introduce our latest products, a russian town house and an ukrainian village house. They are made in polyurethane resin and will be available very soon.

Hope you like them.

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Thanks for watching.

Jose

http://www.agnmodelworks.es
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Posted by marc zijp on 07 Feb 2019, 12:17

@ José GarCas: they do look nice, but to my regret I don’t speak or read Spanish.
An important question is fo course: what are the prices?

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Posted by Alex on 07 Feb 2019, 12:35

Thanks , Jose !!! :yeah:
Only you need to know that this is a relatively late era. 19-20 century.
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Posted by marc zijp on 07 Feb 2019, 14:21

Perfect for German Eastfront ww2 I’d say.
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Posted by Erich von Manstein on 07 Feb 2019, 15:02

Jose GarCas wrote:Hope you like them.http://www.agnmodelworks.es


Wonderful looking Mazanka & Dacha. :shock: :love:
Indeed, very useful for 19th & 20th century rural eastern Europe (Russia & Ukraine).
Napoleonic Wars to WWII. They would be perfectly suitable for WWI & RCW, which are two of my key areas.
Would love to add some to my Pegasus & MiniArt plastic buildings (although some are different types).
Thats why I would like to learn more about the used material, fitting precision, shipping conditions and general prices before rushing forward?

Was actually hoping that Fredericus Rex would consider rural eastern european subjects, but the more competition the merrier. :yeah: ;-)

Welcome to the forum (which should benefit from participating companies in several ways, hint hint ;-) ) and thanks for sharing this. :thumbup:
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Posted by Alex on 07 Feb 2019, 15:14

Russian house - this is not a peasant, not a rural house. In the Village, all the peasants (perhaps except for the village priest) kept domestic animals in a part of the house called the “yard”, this part was under a common roof with a dwelling. this was done both to save heat (cold in Russia)), and in symbolism with Noah's Ark. A very wide separate door led to this part of the house, for a horse, a cow, a sheep. There is no such thing. This is a town house, as it is written on boxart.
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Posted by Erich von Manstein on 07 Feb 2019, 16:42

Of course you're right, Alex. :yeah:
It is suitable for smaller or bigger towns & suburbs.

When I imagine scenes in large towns or cities, I think of Moscow, Sankt-Peterburg, Kiev, Minsk, Kharkiv, Tsaritsyn/Stalingrad, Odessa and the like.
Traditionally a more bourgeois/middle-class and industrialised setting.
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Posted by Alex on 07 Feb 2019, 16:55

Also finishing the facade with a flat board fashion to be only at the end of the 19th century. When sawmills began to be used with discs, arranged as water mills. (water moved mechanisms) Prior to this, the entire flat board was applied to the roof and decorative elements. they were made in Russia with the help of an ax and not a plane.
However, in 1784, a royal decree prohibited the use of such a board for construction - as there was a lot of waste - 1-2-3 boards could be made from a single shaft. It was ordered to saw along. But the blows of the ax make the surface of the tree more dense, while the sawing makes it more loose. Therefore, many boards made with an ax were then decorated with carvings - this was allowed)))

However, I want to say that I'm not a bore, just if you see Napoleon in sneakers - it is embarrassing.
And the houses made by Jose are very beautiful and they need proper use.
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Posted by Bluefalchion on 07 Feb 2019, 17:42

Alex wrote:if you see Napoleon in sneakers - it is embarrassing.


What type of sneakers did Bonaparte prefer? :D
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Posted by Erich von Manstein on 07 Feb 2019, 18:59

Bluefalchion wrote:What type of sneakers did Bonaparte prefer? :D


I would expect him to wear these here:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Calvin-Klein-Napoleon-Nylon-Trainers/dp/B01KQEFBK8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1549562197&sr=8-1&keywords=Calvin+Klein+Napoleon

:xd: :mrgreen:
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Posted by Old Wolf on 07 Feb 2019, 22:41

very detailed, like it very much
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Posted by Jose GarCas on 08 Feb 2019, 11:27

marc zijp wrote:@ José GarCas: they do look nice, but to my regret I don’t speak or read Spanish.

Hello Marc!!.
Thank you for your words. I think you mean to our website, right?. You only have to click in an entry and there you find a text in english. Anyway, you can see more pics of our houses here..

https://agnmodelworks.blogspot.com/2017/11/nuestra-primera-casa.html

https://agnmodelworks.blogspot.com/2017/11/y-la-segunda.html

An important question is fo course: what are the prices?

That's a good cuestion.. We don't have online shop yet, so we depend on sellers (we're searching sellers for our products so if some shop owner read this and has interest, we're at your disposal). I think 72001 could be sould to collectors for about 40-45€ and the 72002 for 25-30€ before taxes. But the final price depends on the seller.

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Posted by MABO on 08 Feb 2019, 11:31

Wonderful models!

Btw. if you use this forum for presenting your products, Benno would be grateful if you support him keep the forum running, I think! Maybe you should consider this.
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Posted by Jose GarCas on 08 Feb 2019, 11:47

Alex wrote:Thanks , Jose !!! :yeah:
Only you need to know that this is a relatively late era. 19-20 century.

Thank you Alex, we're glad you like our kits. Your models are a big inspiration for us :notworthy:
And yes, our houses are designed mainly for dioramas of the WW2, they could look great with some vehicles close of them, but if Napoleon wants to spend the night in our village house we're nobody to deny it to L'empereur ;-)
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Posted by Jose GarCas on 08 Feb 2019, 11:49

MABO wrote:Wonderful models!

Btw. if you use this forum for presenting your products, Benno would be grateful if you support him keep the forum running, I think! Maybe you should consider this.

Hello!!
Yes, I made a donation.
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Posted by Jose GarCas on 08 Feb 2019, 12:04

Erich von Manstein wrote:
Wonderful looking Mazanka & Dacha. :shock: :love:

Would love to add some to my Pegasus & MiniArt plastic buildings (although some are different types).
Thats why I would like to learn more about the used material, fitting precision, shipping conditions and general prices before rushing forward?


Hello Erich!!

Thank you for your kind words. :-D
Answering to your cuestions they are made on resin, and belive me, the different parts fit perfectly and you only have to sand a little bit to get a perfect finish.

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Posted by Jose GarCas on 08 Feb 2019, 12:05

Old Wolf wrote:very detailed, like it very much


Thank you very much :-D
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Posted by Beano Boy on 08 Feb 2019, 14:27

Always good to see look through windows in houses.
Doors that open are a good option too when figures are being placed.BB
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Posted by Leonid Kireev on 10 Feb 2019, 21:37

I liked your home! Unusually, the manufacturer of Russian houses from Spain))
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Posted by Jose GarCas on 02 Mar 2019, 22:50

Hello everyone!!
Our houses kits are now on sale.
Thank you.
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